Miss World Contest Draws Security After Lib Protest
London detectives searched the Women's Liberation office for disruption attempts as protests target the Miss World pageant tonight. Last year protesters hurled smoke and stink bombs at the finals forcing a performer off stage. This year the Albert Hall audience is drawn from sponsors' clients, with 56 entrants led by 23-year-old Marilyn Ward as the British favorite at 9-1. Bruceue Smith of Port LaYaCa Texas follows at 12-1.
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Nixon escorted as Pearl Bailey delays outside hotel
Pearl Bailey pointed to a pin on her dress claiming President Nixon gave it to her. A Secret Service officer told her to wait while Nixon left the Americana Hotel in New York after a dinner. Bailey stood in 40 degree weather for about 20 minutes before the president departed in a black limousine.
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Dentist Sued Over Dentures Given for Payment
A Milwaukee man, Donald Hirtreiter, sues his dentist Dr. Donald K. Leiter for allegedly withholding his dentures after he surrendered them during a visit. He seeks 35000 in damages, claiming loss of business and the need for new teeth. Court date set for February 22. Maude Fealy, longtime DeMille actress and later drama coach, dies at 90 in Woodland Hills. Marjorie Hillis Roulston, author and former Norte editor, dies at home in New York.
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Jolley Citizenship Fight Nears Deportation
27 year old Jolley, once a newsman, renounced U S citizenship during a 1967 Canada flight and faces deportation after courts refused to hear his case. Officials search for a country to admit him as he remains an unwanted alien in the United States. Jolley seeks restoration of citizenship but has not pursued Canadian status and plans to remain in the U S if possible.
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Cigarette tax battle looms in California budget fight
In Sacramento the cigarette tax is set as the next budget battleground as lawmakers seek to balance the red ink with a mini package including withholding. Senate committee approval backed by Gov Reagan moves toward a double tax on income and cigarette levies, with ongoing debate over timing and totals.
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French Ship Sinks Off Atlantic Foxing 38 Feared Lost
A French freighter Maori sank in a Atlantic storm 580 miles west of La Rochelle. Rescue ships and planes searched for 38 crew members including mechanic Jean-Yvas Duclaux who reported a rubber boat with six to eight men aboard. He survived eight hours in the sea before rescue.
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